The Soul of Tibet: Freedom of religion in Tibet and new tulku regulation raised during latest EU-China Dialogue on Human Rights

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Freedom of religion in Tibet and new tulku regulation raised during latest EU-China Dialogue on Human Rights

International Campaign for Tibet
October 24th, 2007

According to a press statement, the European Union has raised freedom of religion and in particular the new regulations on the reincarnation of lamas during the latest EU-China human rights dialogue which took place on October 17 in Beijing.

Find the statement of the European Union from October 17 on www.savetibet.org

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The Soul of Tibet

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Freedom of religion in Tibet and new tulku regulation raised during latest EU-China Dialogue on Human Rights

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